Australian stories
Innovative local companies have been recognised at the recent 2015 Australia and New Zealand Internet Awards (ANZIA) ceremony.
New Zealand food delivery platform Ooooby is seeking investment to expand its team and infrastructure and open new hubs.
Thomson Reuters launches cloud-based practice management tool, Firm Central, aimed at smaller legal practices.
Sydney's EB Expo amps up its game roster, adding Dark Souls 3 and Need for Speed to its playable lineup for the first time in Australia.
Kiwi website firm Zeald is reaching out to small and medium business owners wanting to learn how to utilise Google Adwords to promote their business.
As the Australian healthcare sector spends more and faces increasingly complex demands, conditions are ripe for mobility initiatives.
New Exclusive Networks deal brings opportunity to address the growing security and compliance risks of mobility, BYOD and cloud.
IBM has appointed Rhody Burton as its channel boss for Australia and New Zealand, responsible for transforming the vendor to a 'one channel team'.
Lenovo launches Y series gaming PCs and accessories, targeting the sophisticated gamer balancing work and play.
Australia's high growth phase of outsourced data centre adoption will peak in 2015 and ease off in 2016 and 2017.
Comworth shifts focus to cloud and SaaS, ending a 30-year legacy in hardware distribution as Sektor acquires key agencies.
Last night's awards showcased partners delivering innovative solutions and services to customers, with many embracing Microsoft's cloud solutions.
StratoKey, founded in Australia in 2012, is expanding operations of its intelligent cloud data protection solution into the United States.
Aon Hewitt Australia has been selected to distribute Pivot Software solutions across Australia and New Zealand.
NT Police harness NEC's cutting-edge facial recognition tech to bolster crime-fighting efforts and enhance public safety.
Microsoft has kicked off its Australian Partner Conference presenting awards to a range of Australian partners.
Pluralsight opens new headquarters in Sydney to support aggressive global expansion as demand for technology professionals grows.
Rhipe inks a deal with HR provider Seera, bringing new revenue opportunities for the channel to offer enterprise grade HR to all businesses.
BAE Systems Applied Intelligence is officially bringing its cloud-based cyber security solutions to organisations in Australia for the first time.
Business and technology solutions firm Diversus has recorded its strongest financial year yet with strong indications revenue will double in FY 2016.